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CDC: Vaccinated People Can Meet Without Mask, & Still Discouraged Travel.


alsemanche

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Damon

jHsuaikajdha dua be like 👁️👄👁️ yes

 

... and now i just sit in silence.
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TaylorSwift

and this one: question for Dua
what was your immediate reaction when you were getting all the death threats from the t-swift fans?

 

https://store.taylorswift.com
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Stupid Oreo

THIS IS THE SECOND THREAD TODAY ABOUT THE SAME VIDEO:dom:

 

 

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alsemanche
Just now, Stupid Oreo said:

THIS IS THE SECOND THREAD TODAY ABOUT THE SAME VIDEO:dom:

 

 

WHAT i didn't see the other one :mark: Youtube recommended the video and i posted it :selena:

Soft, soothing, and succulent
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TaylorSwift
1 minute ago, alsemanche said:

Youtube recommended the video and i posted it :selena:

I also had it in recommended :ladyhaha:

https://store.taylorswift.com
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Anderson123

Dua the queen of awkward situations. I just opened YouTube and got this as a recommendation. :ladyhaha:

 

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RAMROD

Vaccinated people can visit indoors without masks, but must still wear them in public and avoid large gatherings when around those who aren’t immunized or are at high risk for contracting Covid-19, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Monday.

The agency issued its long-awaited guidance for what fully vaccinated people can safely do, as inoculations rise but as health experts warn that the risk of the virus remains, especially with new variants.

Broadly, the CDC recommended that fully vaccinated people can meet freely in private settings with other fully vaccinated people, but that several restrictions remain, including advising against travel and recommending mask wearing in public.

Two weeks after people receive their final vaccine dose of the two-dose Moderna and Pfizer vaccines or their one dose of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, they’re considered fully immunized and can meet indoors with other fully vaccinated people without wearing masks or social distancing, the CDC said. Such gatherings are “low risk,” the CDC said.

Those vaccinated also can meet with people who aren’t vaccinated from a single household who are at low risk, without wearing masks or distancing -- such as vaccinated grandparents meeting their unvaccinated adult child and that child’s children, providing they’re healthy and not at high risk.

 

 

Full article at Source:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-03-08/cdc-loosens-rules-for-vaccinated-people-but-discourages-travel

 

 

I mean, at least we, vaxxed people, got options now. I'll still wear mine tho cos people arr nasty, and also because masks makes me feel cool :giggle:

 

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bionic

I thought vaccinated people can still catch it, they’re just less likely to have severe symptoms/die. 
 

By extension, of course, they can still spread it 

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Mister G
1 minute ago, bionic said:

I thought vaccinated people can still catch it, they’re just less likely to have severe symptoms/die. 
 

By extension, of course, they can still spread it 

I think the concern there isn't enough research to confirm what level of transmission exists from people who have been fully vaccinated. I have seen some items say they can still transmit and others saying very unlikely.

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djBuffoon

My second Pfizer dose is on 3/31, but I feel it's my responsibility to not meet anyone without a mask until most people have done the same.

Depending on how long that takes, I may regret it, but there it is. :heart:

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